This brief video shows examples of damage on vegetables caused by diamondback moths and pepper weevils. It discusses some of the challenges associated with the control of these pests in Georgia, why these pests have become a significant issue in recent years, and how these insects can be controlled. Regular scouting and rapid response when these pests are identified in produce crops is critical to limit losses.
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- Published on March 26, 2020
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